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Siemens Teams With Nokia On Wi-Fi-GSM Handover
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Siemens and Nokia are collaborating to perfect the handover of voice calls between corporate Wi-Fi and GSM networks. The two companies will work on certifying the compatibility of software in their products for business clients such as Nokia's E-series mobile phones and Siemens' fixed-mobile convergence server called MobileConnect, which is compatible with its HiPath 8000...

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Siemens Building Compliance Into Wi-Fi
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HiPath Wireless Advanced, the latest management package for Siemens' Wi-Fi LAN products, comes with compliance technology built right in; predefined business rules automatically check data for government regulations conformity. Advanced also comes with built-in intrusion and protection capabilities, but rather than a denial of service each time a rogue AP is mistakenly accessed, the Siemens...

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Siemens Unveils New WLAN Family
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Siemens Communications may still be in the process of figuring out what to ultimately do with its mobile handset division, but the company is still rolling out handsets, including a family of 802.11 WLAN phones for data and voice. Via [wirelessweek.com]

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Siemens Readies Digital TV, VoIP Wi-Fi Handsets
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Siemens may have yet to decide whether it intends to flog off its mobile phone division, but while it ponders such a course, its handset business has to continue touting new product. To that end, the company today revealed a trio of handsets it will show off at CeBIT next month. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Siemens Claims Wireless Speed Record
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German vendor develops experimental system that transmits data at 1 Gbps using a new antenna system and OFDM. Via [informationweek.com]

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Siemens Backs New Wireless Technology
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German telecommunications gear maker Siemens is backing a new kind of broadband wireless technology that will compete with Wi-Fi and 3G cellular services. Via [news.com.com]